Will I get pregnant if I go in a little bit?

There are many different contraceptive methods available to modern men and women. Although condoms are the most convenient method of contraception, many men and women still do not like to use condoms for the sake of their sexual life. For women, a month is divided into a dangerous period and a safe period. Having sex during the safe period can effectively reduce the chance of pregnancy. Therefore, some men and women choose to have sex during the safe period to enhance their sexual experience. At this time, they may wonder if they can get pregnant if they go in a little bit.

A woman's monthly cycle is divided into two periods, one is the safe period and the other is the ovulation period. The safe physiological period is generally the seven days before and eight days after a woman's menstrual period, which is the non-ovulation day. Pregnancy is possible outside of this period. The number of sperm a man ejaculates each time can reach hundreds of millions. If a man has sex during a woman's ovulation period without taking any contraceptive measures, the chance of pregnancy is very high. However, pregnancy generally has little to do with the amount of ejaculation. Only one sperm is enough for pregnancy.

Many men are accustomed to ejaculating outside the body during sex. I believe everyone thinks that ejaculation outside the body does not require condoms and can also have a contraceptive effect. But in fact, this is not the case. Ejaculation outside the body can also cause the woman to become pregnant, but the probability is not high. This is because there are a small number of viable sperm in the prostate fluid secreted by men before ejaculation, and these sperm can also make the woman pregnant.

Couples who have sex and do not want children must take safety measures and not rely on luck, thinking that they will not get pregnant by chance if they do not take safety measures occasionally. People who have this mentality often get pregnant in the end. So don't be greedy for temporary pleasure and sacrifice the woman's body. It is recommended that women who have sex should have a gynecological examination once a year to avoid gynecological inflammation. At the same time, women who have sex must pay special attention to personal hygiene and clean themselves in time before, during and after sex.